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Putin didn't wage wars, invasions when Trump was President says Nikki Haley

Putin didn't wage wars, invasions when Trump was President says Nikki Haley

July 2024 771 views 07 Min 31 Sec

Nikki Haley asserts that Putin refrained from waging wars and invasions during Trump's presidency, highlighting the former president's strong foreign policy.

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